Academia Digs Into Data Through Industry Partnerships

Jamie Hyman
02 Apr 2019

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Technology is radically changing the way we learn.

There is evidence that the rapid evolution of how humans interact with technology is rewiring our brains. In 2015, Microsoft researchers in Canada surveyed 2,000 participants and studied the brain activity of 112 others using electroencephalograms. “Tech adoption and social media usage are training consumers to become better at processing and encoding information through short bursts of high attention,” the report said, and researchers also

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